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Broker-owner Adam Conrad of Perry Wellington Realty describes the challenges of navigating seven different MLSs as the slow journey to consolidation continues.

Christie's Sereno gains agent team; Dallas group joins RE/MAX; Premier Sotheby's Realty snags longtime CB leader; Engel & Völkers expands in Pittsburgh.

NAR's annual member profile found that agents earned more and upped their sales volume despite the market slowdown, while transaction sides held steady.

A new CFO joins Offerpad as the company looks to “accelerate its near-term growth,” and Windermere appoints a longtime leader as chief development officer.

Mortgage rates jumped for the third week in a row and are hovering near 7%, but lower-than-expected inflation could mean the economy is normalizing.

Prefab homes don't have the sexiest reputation, but modern styles mimic traditional homes — and could make homeownership more attainable.

Mark Willis, who previously served as both president and CEO at KW, is rejoining the company to assist with its market center growth.

The Consumer Federation of America suggests that new and less committed agents are bad for the industry and "deprive" their full-time peers of commissions.

After Howard Hanna announced it was dropping IDX, the listings feed service has been a hot topic. But how does it work, and why does it matter?

T3 Sixty has sent an open letter to the real estate industry, urging everyone to take action now to get ahead of potential rulings in commissions lawsuits.

Morningstar has made a bold prediction about where mortgage rates and home prices are headed, but for now, prices are still rising.

The state’s "Dream for All" down payment assistance program has received more funding after quickly running out of money earlier this year.

Every agent knows there's more to the job than pulling comps and showing homes. But sometimes closing a deal takes an exceptional level of service.

Shawna Alt, CEO of First Weber Realtors, believes that in hard times, agents should focus on what they can control, and leaders should celebrate small wins.

It's been nearly a year since the average home sold for more than its list price, but it may not be enough to spark a wave of inventory.

Yes, there's a new social media app in town. It might be a fad — or the next big thing — but getting on board now could reap dividends for your business.

A lackluster June jobs report suggests the Fed’s aggressive fight against inflation may finally be working, which could influence future rate hikes.

The country’s largest independent brokerage recently pulled out of IDX in the Cleveland area, touching off widespread discussion. Will its approach catch on?

In this high-interest rate, low-inventory environment, creative financing tactics can help agents and their clients seal the deal.

A former employee has withdrawn a lawsuit alleging she was unfairly fired after ending a relationship with the National Association of Realtors president.